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Decarboxy Carnosine HCL

  • CAS No.: 57022-38-5
  • Molecular Formula:C8H16Cl2N4O
  • Molecular Weight: 255.147
  • Appearance:White to off-white powder
  • OEM ODM Available

    Feature

    Decarboxy Carnosine HCL, also known as N-acetylcarnosine hydrochloride, is a synthetic derivative of carnosine. Carnosine and decarboxylated carnosine possess excellent antioxidant and anti-glycation properties, leading to their widespread use in anti-aging products.
    Carnosine is a dipeptide composed of β-alanine and histidine. Decarboxylated carnosine has one less carboxyl group (-COOH) than carnosine. This structure improves its absorption and permeability to the skin.

    Specification-COA

    ItemsSpecificationResults
    AppearanceWhite to off-white powderWhite powder
    Water content (K.F.)≤ 1.5%0.2%
    pH2.5-4.53.9
    Purity (by HPLC)≥ 98.5%99.4%
    Chloride26.6%-29.4%28.8%
    Lead (Pb)≤ 10 ppmConforms
    ArsenicAs≤ 2 ppmConforms
    CadmiumCd≤ 5 ppmConforms
    MercuryHg≤ 1 ppmConforms
    TAMC≤ 1000cfu/g< 10cfu/g
    Mold&Yeast≤ 100cfu/g< 10cfu/g
    ThermotolerantcoliformNegativeNot detected
    PseudomonasaeruginoaNegativeNot detected
    ConclusionIt conforms to the enterprise standards

    Function and Application

    Decarboxylated carnosine is more stable, has better adsorption and permeability to the skin surface, and lasts longer.

    1. Decarboxylated carnosine has outstanding antioxidant and anti-glycation properties, protecting collagen and elastin from oxidative stress. Furthermore, it offers enhanced resistance to enzymatic degradation.
    2. Decarboxylated carnosine protects the activity of superoxide dismutase (SOD), particularly against oxidative stress damage inflicted on the skin by UVA/UVB exposure.
    3. It resists lipid oxidation products (ALEs). Decarboxylated carnosine reduces lipid peroxides to non-toxic alcohols, preventing collagen damage and thereby tightening the skin.

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